Mandu Lang Kimbob Erang LLC

We stopped by this place on our way to the airport. We got the Seafood Pancake, Beef, and US Kimbap packed To-Go for our flight to Houston. All so delicious! Noticed that the veggie/beef to rice ratio was very generous and the kimbap was not overly filled with rice. Has that homemade taste that totally beats HMart and doesn't even compare. We can't wait to go again! Tip: If you haven't tried their seafood pancake, I highly recommend trying it!!

This is the perfect spot for comforting, homey Korean food. Their menu has all the classics to fill your craving — we wanted to order one of everything! Food was delicious. Recommend the boiled pork belly and kimbap. We got to enjoy our meal out on the porch.

The US Kimbap, Fishcake Soup, and Spicy-kal-Guksu noodle are all tasty. The place feels really welcoming, and the staff are super friendly. Can’t wait to come back and try more dishes!😋

Went for dinner because I was craving for stir fried squid and mandu. The restaurant feel homey. I wasn’t expecting it to be this small. They put poster of the dishes on their wall. When I dined there were other parties as well, so it was a bit noisy. But food and service was good. The stir fried squid was a bit too spicy for me (i ordered medium spicy, i think next time i need to do mild), mandu was delish, stir fried pork belly was also too spicy for me (but delicious tho, 🙂 I got hot tea for drink. Overall it was a pleasant experience:).

The food here is very comforting, tasty, and warming. It feels like home cooked food. The portion sizes are very big. My dish was enough to feed two people. The fried dumplings were really good. The food was fresh. The staff is very friendly and kind. The prices for the portion are really good. This restaurant is very unassuming from the outside. It is a very small building and from the outside it doesn't look like there's much room for seating, but as you step inside you will see there are plenty of tables to sit at. The interior is old and could use new paint, but it is comfy and has a relaxed atmosphere, as if you are eating at a friend's house. There is a parking lot outside the restaurant.

I’ve to this place numerous times but the last two visits were not good, and my latest visit sealed the deal for me. Getting there is easy enough and there’s free parking (which I appreciate) but with a focus on food, I’m honestly concerned. I don’t expect stellar service given the type of whole-in-the-wall restaurant that it is, but still... I am fine with the atmosphere being what it is but the last two times I felt the quality of the food has declined significantly. The bon chons (little vegetable dishes) aren’t the same and some of them don’t taste right. While I usually get spicy pork bulgogi, I tried the cutlet and found it fine. My wife had a soup with beef and lots of vegetables, and my son had pork belly to make wraps. The sad part is when we were done, he asked for a box to take the rest. The owner literally put the plate of vegetables on his meat, took it somewhere to box it, and then didn’t even pack his vegetables. So a plate on the table was on his meat that was packed. I’m questioning the cleanliness of this place and won’t be back. I’ll go back but my last trip (last night for dinner) was weird. While every other visit was great, this one was a turn off. We got seated quickly but asked 3 times to get our order before they came. And when the food arrived, the flavors were very bland and unimpressive. If it was my first time there I would have been done but I’ll give them this as an off night. For seating, expect it to be very low key. Not somewhere to go to impress a date. I always get the spicy pork bulgogi and my wife always gets kalbi.

This is my go-to place when I crave for taste of Korean street food or a casual eating out. Their Kimbap is delicious with a auntie-made touch. Nothing fancy, just authenticity. I also love their seafood pancake and all the sides. The service is warm and friendly.